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tu occuparti

to take care of, to look after

→ occupare
occupar to occupy, to take up + ti you, to you
verb · 2nd-person singular informal Rare #30,293
to take care of, to look after The ending -ti means “yourself”; with di, the phrase commonly means to take care of or see to someone or something.
IT: Devi occuparti del cane.
EN: You have to take care of the dog.
Conjugation of occupare
Imperative
SingularPlural
First — occupiamo
Second occupa occupatene
Third occupi —

Puoi chiudere la porta e occuparti tu di Santiago, per favore?

Can you close the door and take care of Santiago, please?

— Storie pazzesche (2014)

Andrai fuori città per occuparti di alcune zone critiche.

You will go out of town to take care of some critical areas.

— Fight Club (1999)

Vai a occuparti del matrimonio.

Go take care of the wedding.

— People we meet on vacation - Un amore in vacanza (2026)

Devi occuparti del cane.

You have to take care of the dog.

Non devi occuparti di me, non sono mica così vecchia!

You don't have to look after me; I'm not *that* old, after all!

— Departures (2008)

Non riusciresti nemmeno a occuparti di una persona anziana.

You wouldn't even be able to care for an elderly person.

— The Man from Nowhere (2010)

Non sei più un bambino, puoi occuparti di te stesso.

You're not a child anymore; you can take care of yourself.

Non dovresti occuparti del tuo amichetto?

Shouldn't you be taking care of your little buddy?

— The Way He Looks (2014)

Continua a occuparti della biancheria e a fare le faccende.

Keep taking care of the laundry and doing the chores.

— Il profeta (2009)